
Alistair Brownlee
2011 World Champion
DOB: 23/4/88
Born, lives & trains in Leeds
Half of the now infamous Brownlee Brothers - with sporty parents (Mum/swim, Dad/run) and an uncle who was a triathlete, Alistair Brownlee was destined to be a triathlete. National, European and World titles were won at Junior level and in 2008, he won the World U23 Championships as well as qualifying for Beijing with a 3rd place finish at the Madrid ITU World Cup. His ballsy front running in Beijing earned many plaudits (and unsettled a few of his rivals), he finished the race in a creditable 12th place. 2009 Results: Alistair won the Madrid, Washington, Kitzbuhel & London ITU WCS 09 triathlons, he is the 09 National Elite Duathlon Senior Champion. WORLD CHAMPION - Al has won all 5 WCS events he entered and was crowned the 2009 ITU World Champion - the first ever to win the JR, U23 and SNR ITU Titles.
2010 saw the World Champion miss out on the early races through injury, Alistair still won the ITU WCS Grand Final, Madrid ITU WCS and the European Championship title.
Al is riding the AiR/9.8.
2011 Results:
WCS Beijing Grand Final - Winner: 2011 World Champion
WCS Madrid - Winner
WCS Kitzbühel - Winner
WCS London - Winner
ITU Lausanne Sprint World Championships - 3rd
ITU Lausanne Team World Championships - Gold
ETU European Championships - Winner
French Grand Prix, Paris - Winner
French Grand Prix, Dunkerque - Winner
French Grand Prix, Nice - Winner
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See the bike Alistair is riding this year...
Alistair rides ITU 'draft legal' races - using the aerodynamic properties of the AiR frame. Full aero bars are not allowed, athletes can use the short clip-on aero bars, but Al chooses not to race with them.
For draft illegal races (Ironman etc), the AiR/TT bikes are complete with aero bars. Find out more about the AiR/TT's here...



